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Power ministry working on plan to boost domestic mfg of critical items
Business Standard
|December 19, 2025
The power ministry is collaborating with the industry to identify critical electricity sector components, such as subsea cables and high-conductivity copper rods, that rely on imports and require support for local manufacturing.
"This initiative has become essential in the current scenario, as the power sector remains reliant heavily on imported advanced components, making it vulnerable to global supply chain risks and price volatility," said the Central Electricity Authority in a communication to Indian Electrical Equipment Manufacturers Association (IEEMA). The authority is an arm of the ministry.
Thrust areas, feedback
= Identifying import-dependent power components for domestic manufacturing
· Focus on subsea cables, copper rods, advanced materials
Reducing supply chain risks and price volatility
Sixteen high-priority items flagged for immediate action
Industry inputs sought for cost, volume, and feasibility
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